John, Justice Democrats got this win for the people.

The House included a measure to raise the minimum wage to $15 in the COVID relief package. Why? Because Justice Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, and Pramila Jayapal relentlessly advocated for it.

When the political establishment is willing to move ahead with the status quo, Justice Democrats say we need to do more for this country’s working people. The more Justice Democrats we elect to Congress, the more progressive change we will see.

John, we’re recruiting progressive primary challengers right now so more Justice Democrats can advocate for us in Congress. Can you donate $3 so we have the support we need to find the strongest candidates?

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When we recruited AOC to run for Congress, she was working as a bartender. She knows how important it is to get folks a living wage. Cori Bush was a nurse, and Jamaal Bowman was a middle school principal when Justice Democrats asked them to run for Congress. They know what it’s like to have their work undervalued by employers. Justice Democrats in Congress are fighting for workers because they had regular jobs before they ran for office.

Pramila Jayapal, the Congressional Progressive Caucus Chair, led progressives to ensure a minimum wage increase to $15 made it in the relief bill — even as Corporate Democrats tried to cut benefits from the package.

Justice Democrats will push for the needs of the people each and every day. Help us recruit more Justice Democrats for Congress today with a contribution of whatever you can afford. Our average donation this month is $14.19.

With more power comes more change. We’re ready to continue taking on the political establishment and hold more power. We need you with us to make it happen.

In solidarity,

Justice Democrats

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